Veneto
Veneto, located in northeastern Italy, is a region renowned for its diverse landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. From the romantic canals of Venice to the rolling vineyards of Valpolicella, Veneto offers something for everyone. The Dolomites in the north provide breathtaking alpine scenery, while the southern plains are home to historic cities like Verona, known for its Roman Arena and Shakespearean charm. Veneto is also famous for its culinary delights, including Prosecco, risotto, and polenta. With its unique blend of natural beauty and cultural treasures, Veneto is a captivating destination for travelers.
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Delicious Bigoli Pasta Pesto Genovese at Bigoi Padua / Padova
Is Fast Food always unhealthy? absolutely not! A new kind of fast food chain is taking over (northern) Italy and I absolutely love it. Bigoi.…
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Best photo locations in Verona / “places with a view”
Verona, already a magnificent city from the ground, with the cobblestone paths, the structured house walls, but from a higher view the city even gets…
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How to see Verona from above – Torre dei Lamberti (free with Verona Card)
Verona, a remarkably charming city, both from the ground and especially as seen from the birds-eye perspective. Thanks to Verona Card and the overview of…
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When is market day in Padua ? / Prato della Valle weekly market in Padova
When does the Market at Prato della Valle in Padua take place? Market days are something truly unique in Italy. While you might have already…
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How to skip the lines when visiting Arena di Verona
Visiting Arena di Verona is a must when visiting the romantic Italian city. Arena di Verona, the ancient amphitheatre from the first century AD is…
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How far is Lake Garda from Verona? (Distance and Travel Time Lago di Garda – Verona)
During my recent trip to Verona, I definitely left part my of heart there – what a wonderful city! But even though sightseeing in a…
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Taking the Funicolare di Verona up to Castel San Pietro
Reopened in June 2017, Funicolare di Verona is a now mandatory form of transportation for tourists in Verona. Originally opened in 1941, the funicolare di…
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Where to park your car near Padua City Centre / Parcheggio Padova Centro
Parking in city centres can sometimes be so stressful, especially if parking spaces are literally not visible from afar and you only spot them once…
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Instagram Accounts to follow before visiting Padua / Padova
Padua, or Padova in Italian, is a charming city in the Veneto region in the north-east of Italy. Padua is actually not that far of…
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Recipe: Gnocchi di Verona with brown butter & parmesan (authentic & simple recipe)
Gnocchi di Verona is both a typical and traditional dish of the Veronese gastronomy. And as a Tourist, you simply cannot visit Verona without enjoying and eating…
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Where to buy Verona Card, the “all-inclusive card for Tourists” in Verona
Verona Card is an awesome thing if you want to fully explore Verona. Most of the main sights are included, to others you will get…
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Must-See Art Museum in Verona: Achille Forti Modern Art Gallery / Galleria d’Arte Moderna Achille Forti
My favourite art museum in Verona, among the ones I’ve visited, is Galleria d’Arte Moderna Achille Forti. Situated inside stunning Palazzo della Ragione, the entrance…
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Dessert speciality from Verona: Torta Russa di Verona (Recipe)
When in Verona, you have to try and taste the local speciality Torta Russa di Verona. Every city or region has its own recipes, and…
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Teatro Romano di Verona, the more than 2000-year-old ancient theatre right by the river
Right by the Adige river, or Etsch, you will find the ancient Teatro Romano Verona. Built sometime at the end of the first century before…
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Staying at Novo Hotel Rossi Verona near the Train Station
Novo Hotel Rossi Verona is a nice 3-star hotel close to the Porta Nuova train station of Verona. Hotels in the districts close to main…
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